For all the athletes who had their seasons cancelled, I feel for you. If I would’ve been a high school or college athlete during Covid-19, I would’ve struggled so hard with the fact that my team, my passion, and my outlet were taken from me. […]
Tag: self help
What Makes you Come Alive?
Have you ever reached a point in your life where you have felt a lack of purpose and ambition? Maybe you feel like you should conform to society to please others and fit in, yet it peeves you because you know you aren’t truly happy […]
Podcast Episode 4: The Bigger Picture of Fitness with Jason Ralya
Jason Ralya is a strength and conditioning coach who works with athletes in a variety of different sports. This interview provides some good insight if you’re thinking about getting involved in fitness or for anyone who is looking for how to develop themselves into a greater version to become a better individual. You’ll learn more about goal setting and self-development to help you transform to that next level when we often get in our own way.
Podcast Episode 3: Performance Pressures as a Female Strength Competitor with Liz Carpenter
Elizabeth Carpenter is a strength athlete who has competed in various sports including weightlifting, strongman and powerlifting. In this interview, we dive into her fitness background and how she evolved into the athlete she is today. We discuss and offer solutions to adversity we’ve faced as women who lift weights and, more specifically, pressures of being competitive female athletes. Finally, we wrap up talking about investments you have to assess when competing that those getting involved in these sports might not be aware of initially.
What Matters To You?
What matters to you? In other words, who or what do you love? Is it family? Your career? Your health? What about the love for yourself? Accept love from others and watch it manifest within you. To invest in yourself is one of the wisest decisions […]
Podcast Episode Two: Be the Change
A discussion of the trend in complacency in society due to past revolutions. We have to spark the creativity and curiosity within us in order to evolve and progress toward a more collective whole.
Embrace the Pain
Something I wrote a couple weeks back. Have had several conversations with others in the past couple weeks where this topic is a recurring theme, so I figured I would share it. Maybe it will resonate with you. 😊 Love is acceptance. Of self, and […]
You’re Trippin!
What is tripping?
In the slang use, tripping is when someone is acting out of the norm which society has defined them. It could be defined as overreacting and making a deal out of something small. Viewed as crazy, disorderly, out of their element.
They say “you’re trippin” or “you’ve changed.” But how do they know you haven’t changed for the better?
Where do you seek advice?
Why do we not make the time for introspection, for those who have it? Many find other ways to address deeper issues: find social activities to mask with, or addictive substances. Or maybe they look to their partner/friends for talk therapy. Even still, these people may have your best interest at heart, but THEY are not YOU. Only you know how you feel, and what is occurring in your mind. They may THINK they know, but unless you’re 100% completely honest and vulnerable, there will be things which you need to face and be honest with yourself about, so you can address yourself.
The Need for Extraordinary
All you have to do to become a better writer is just start. All you have to do to get better at anything in life is just start. Practice. Practice makes progress.











